Ah The Jeremy Kyle Show. A programme seemingly devised in a lab for students to chortle and class shame at over their 9.25am cornflakes.
Broken, let down individuals bring with them tales of woe and wasted lives; teeth rotted to stumps and children reduced to pawns in grimly aimless relationship games.
Prime fodder to rip apart and humiliate before a snickering audience who are in turn momentarily relieved to feel elevated above the car crash of dysfunction set before them.
However, every now and then there is a moment of beauty in the clinically blue studio which distracts from the show’s casual brand of schadenfreude.
The latest show began as usual involving the time old issues of custody and family disputes.
Guest Craig graced the show with his presence to fight over his son with former partner Sammy Jo in a segment entitled, ‘You abandoned your son at 5 months old – accept my son is adopting him!’
Things got even more murky when Sammy Jo confessed she was now in a relationship with her second cousin, leading many of the audience members to visibly grimace.
However, people at home were distracted by a beautiful woman on the front row, sat just behind where Jeremy was standing.
One person tweeted:
Sod the squabbling chavs on the stage the cameras should just stay focused on the blonde in the mustard coloured top in the audience
Another simply purred, ‘perfect’ with two heart eyes emojis.
With her manicured hands and eye catching mustard top, this mystery woman is already becoming something of an accidental legend…
The squabbling on stage was soon lost beneath an angelic chorus of wonder; cutting through Craig and Sammy Jo’s meaningless point scoring like a sunbeam.
One fan asked Twitter users, ‘Anyone else noticed the blondie in the front row?’ while another announced ‘Blonde in the audience, lads!’
One viewer remarked, ‘love the way jezza stands in front of the fittest bird in the audience.’
Despite much storming off stage and retraction of birthday invitations, the saga of Craig and Sammy Jo was soon sadly forgotten after the appearance of the mystery audience member.
You can check out what all the fuss was about for yourself below:
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What an unexpected flurry of excitement in the midst of sheer, screaming gruesomeness. Do you know who this enigmatic woman is?
Jules studied English Literature with Creative Writing at Lancaster University before earning her masters in International Relations at Leiden University in The Netherlands (Hoi!). She then trained as a journalist through News Associates in Manchester. Jules has previously worked as a mental health blogger, copywriter and freelancer for various publications.